the philosophy of Pythagoras, the main tenets of which are the transmigration of the soul and the belief in numbers as the ultimate elements of the universe
Pythagoreanism
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Pythagoreanism
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The syncretistic philosophy expounded by Pythagoras, distinguished chiefly by its description of reality in terms of arithmetical relationships.
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